Good to See You Again, Alice Cooper

1974
PG
1h 38min

VALUTAZIONE IMDb

6,9/10

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Good to See You Again, Alice Cooper (1974)

Satire Slapstick Comedy Documentary Horror Music

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaConcert plus fictional footage.Concert plus fictional footage.Concert plus fictional footage.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

6,9/10

245

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Alice claims in the commentary track on the DVD that the reason he used snakes in his theatrical show is because he was scared and jumped in panic at a woman's small, two-foot snake backstage in a show in Florida. He figured that if he was this panicked by a small snake, the audience reacting to a much larger snake and his reactions would make for good setpieces.

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The national anthem's title is misspelled as "Star Spangle Banner" in the end credits.

Curiosità sui crediti
The final thing seen in the credits is "THE END?" (with a question mark, implying the story could potentially not be over).

Versioni alternative
Two different versions of this film exist -- the first features the band performing comedy sketches between songs. In the second version, most of the comedy sketches are deleted and substituted with clips from old movies and interviews with Alice.

Connessioni
Featured in Alice Cooper: Prime Cuts (1991)

Colonne sonore
The Lady Is A Tramp
Music by Richard Rodgers
Lyrics by Lorenz Hart

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8/10

This film shows the Alice Cooper band at its peak -- and unfortunately, during its final tour. The comedy segments where a film director and viking are pursuing the band are very weak, but the concert rocks! All of AC's classics (18, Billion Dollar Babies, I Love the Dead) are represented and rendered expertly. Alice was a major influence on rock and metal, but his crowd interactions are pure punk shtick -- taunting and insulting front row fans. The theatrics are minimal compared to other performances, but the music overshadows the stunts with a guillotine and saliva drenched mannequins. If you're an Alice fan, check this out on DVD -- and play the Concert Only option. Or, if you'r an AC neophyte, prepare to be surprised by a great performance by an underrated rocker.